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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Jilted Jockey (S02E02)

"And from now on, I'm gonna pick on girls my own size."
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"( noirish jazz theme playing )"
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"( adventurous theme playing )"
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"Bright Magic worked the mile in 1:36..."
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"handily."
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"That's a good workout."
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"That's a great workout."
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"Tic's got a real live mount for the Pacific Derby Saturday."
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"Maybe we can put a bet on the horse."
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"Maybe Tic will be good for something..."
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"before I tell him goodbye."
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"Now is that any way for you to talk about your husband?"
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"for a while longer, anyway."
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"Why?"
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"A deal came up."
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"One with money in it."
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"What kind of money?"
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"$10,000."
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"What do you want?"
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"I've got what I want."
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"I haven't."
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"Let's not kid ourselves, baby."
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"What we need is scratch, money."
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"How, Johnny?"
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"By Tic losing the derby."
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"What?"
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"He pulls the horse, loses the race."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"I got a call last night from the operators of a future book."
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"They're overloaded on Bright Magic."
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"So they're offering up to $10,000"
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"for Tic to pull the horse."
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"He wouldn't, not Tic. You don't know him."
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"He brags about you all the time."
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"You're his star, his shining rainbow."
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"He wouldn't throw the race."
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"He's never done anything like that before."
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"There's always a first time."
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"but with the right questions."
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"Good to have you riding for me, Tic."
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"This is a nice colt. That was an easy work."
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"And that's all hogwash"
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"about you losing your nerve, eh, Tic?"
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"I won't let you down, Mr. Bannion."
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"You bet you won't."
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"We're coming home with the bacon Saturday."
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"With the cup, anyway, Mr. Bannion."
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"And with your name engraved on the permanent trophy."
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""23rd renewal of the Pacific Derby, winner: Bright Magic."
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"Owners: Mr. and Mrs. Dion Bannion.""
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"Let's wait until the race is won, dear."
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"( laughing )"
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"Okay, I won't cash my future book tickets"
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"till after the race."
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"So long, fellas."
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"Eddie, walk him a good hour."
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"Right, Mr. Allen."
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"Come on, horse. Come on."
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"We've got a good chance, Tic."
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"Yes, sir."
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"The colt's got a nice way of going."
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"He runs kindly for you too, boy."
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"I don't think you're any different a jockey"
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"than you were a year ago before your spill."
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"Thanks for giving me a chance to prove it."
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"Oh."
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"I'm a lucky man, Mr. Allen."
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"( chuckles ): Lucky?"
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"I think you've had more than your share of bad breaks lately."
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"who's proud to have me ride his horse in the derby,"
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"a trainer who believes in me"
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"and a wife who loves me."
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"Gloria is a..."
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"beautiful woman, isn't she?"
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"She sure is, Tic."
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"Hiya, Gloria."
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"Mmm-mwah!"
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"It's beginning to shape up pretty good."
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"That colt's improving every day."
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"Tic..."
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"Tic, now, don't get all upset."
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"I want to talk to you about something."
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"It's about the Pacific Derby."
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"Well, what about it?"
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"Well, it-- It's such a long shot for us to win."
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"That's what I've been talking about."
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"Bright Magic had a sensational work this morning."
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"He's got a great chance to win."
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"How many horses in the last year"
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"have had a great chance to win, and didn't?"
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"Oh, Tic, I'm so tired of always being broke,"
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"so tired of never having anything for us."
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"How can I convince you that it will be different, Gloria?"
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"If Bright Magic wins the derby--"
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"You can convince me, Tic..."
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"if Bright Magic loses the derby."
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"If he loses the derby? But how?"
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"If he loses?"
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"It's so much simpler to lose a race than to win it, Tic."
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"I can get us $10,000 in cash."
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"You haven't thought it all out, Gloria."
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"This is my comeback."
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"A win like this will give the trainers"
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"Who gave you this proposition?"
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"Mm, somebody."
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"Is it that tout, Johnny Starr?"
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"I thought I saw him on the rail this morning."
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"It's got to be this way."
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"What way?"
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"You're putting terrible names on it."
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"All I'm asking you to do"
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"is to run into a blind switch or get left at the gate."
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"( tearfully ): It's got to be like that."
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"Got to?"
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"I mean, I can't go on like this anymore."
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"You mean we can't go on like this anymore."
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"You'll.."
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"You'll want a divorce?"
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"Yes."
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"Is there another guy, Gloria?"
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